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Projects scheduled for 2012 were: <br /> • City Project 12-3, 2012 Pavement Management Program <br /> o Tennis Courts; Schlichting stated 8 courts will be <br /> repainted and some concrete repair. Most courts are <br /> scheduled for overall replacement in 2022. There are <br /> two different colors on our existing courts now. One is <br /> terra cotta, the other is green. Others are solid green <br /> throughout. We could stick with the different color <br /> combinations or we could stay with a solid color. We <br /> do not think paint color affects the price. There may <br /> be an added cost for painting two colors. There are <br /> variables within colors such as a dark green and a light <br /> green. Would like to get PREC's recommendation for <br /> choice in color. <br /> Schlichting stated there are some vegetation and tree <br /> issues. They shade and have things drop off onto the <br /> court. Shade does not allow the court to dry properly <br /> so there are mold issues on some of the courts. The <br /> trees at Freedom are getting quite large and are <br /> growing into the fencing. Some trees have already <br /> been removed at Hansen between the parking lot and <br /> the court. Silver Oaks has a hedge. <br /> Schlichting stated he would like to get a <br /> recommendation on this issue of vegetation growing <br /> around the tennis courts. Freedom, Hansen and Silver <br /> Oaks all have trees or vegetation around the court. <br /> Wolla stated there has been trimming at Hansen. Tree <br /> debris is falling onto the courts and the players <br /> running on that debris causes paint to peel off. At <br /> Freedom the shade issue(on east side) is causing mold <br /> on the court. When it rains, the courts do not dry off as <br /> fast as they should. It is hard on the paint and the <br /> asphalt. Screening is bad for the tennis courts. Wolla <br /> felt for the most part we could remove the vegetation <br /> growing into the fence without losing the fence. Silver <br /> Oaks would be easier because they have not been <br /> there very long. Freedom trees/vegetation has been <br /> there 30 years. <br /> Schlichting said he would like to know if the <br /> Commission wants to take the trees down, and if so, <br /> should we replace them with anything. <br /> Fields stated that when repairs are done, some courts <br /> need posts to anchor down the net. Schlichting stated <br /> he has seen center posts that have a hook that tightens <br /> up the net in the middle. Schlichting said the courts <br /> 2 <br />